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Bad science is being used to justify killing wild steelhead on British Columbia's famed Bulkley River.
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The rivers of Roderick Haig-Brown are in crisis; steelhead runs are endangered, and money to save the watersheds is running short.
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“It’s all in the drift,” says the professor of nymphology on the banks of New Zealand's Buller River. “You have to think in three dimensions now. "
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A deadly coho fly that mixes two shockingly unfashionable colors.
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Jim Gilbert used to offer a guarantee: No salmon, no fee. Now he finds it easier to make fish out of silver, or gold, than to catch them in Saanich Inlet.
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The marriage was ruined and it looked like the river would the be the next big casualty...until the lawyer decided to say to hell with his New York practice.
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Genes that make salmon grow ten times as fast. What could be wrong with that?
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The cry of the loon echoed across the lake, "He's going to die, he's going to die."
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Hey, we love the site!
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A powerful piece of literate journalism, a visit to the Mirimachi and wandering through the Northwest Territories.
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The fish is here somewhere, I just know it. A picture for you to enjoy and download as a desktop.
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On our Homepage this Month:
The tail of a giant Thompson River Steelhead is firmly gripped shortly before its release back into the Bonaparte River near Cache Creek, B.C.
Photograph by Nick Didlick
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Volume One
Issue Two
April 2000
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